
Condé Nast India has announced the launch of premium digital offerings in the online and mobile space, with the launch of its digital division. It has appointed Maya Hari (pictured) to head the new offering. A company statement states that the objective is to "create exceptional, online experiences with cutting-edge web publishing services and innovative mobile solutions." Conde Nast's digital plans will kick off with the premiere of Vogue India's website on June 5th.
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